Sentence examples for as its land from inspiring English sources

Chilean politicians suggested that as a condition for implementing the agreement Peru should sign the International Convention on the Law of the Sea and accept the line through Hito 1 as its land border as well (losing 350 metres of beach).

Africans living in London without paperwork don't need to sell trinkets to get by: they can find better-paid work cleaning offices.As well as its land border with Mexico, one of the reasons that America is so attractive to illegal immigrants in the first place is that it is so easy to build a life here without proper paperwork.

So why was ODC able to succeed in featuring such politically sensitive and potentially problematic projects, such as its land concessions mapping operations and its Elections Page, while so many other organizations have largely encountered obstructionism and even outright opposition?

Officials hope to keep costs down by using the Curiosity rover as a template, using its chassis as well as its landing system (made famous by NASA's "Seven Minutes of Terror" video).

WITH over 13,000 islands, Indonesia is by far the world's biggest archipelagic state, a nation shaped as much by the seas around it as by its land.

At the same time, Turkey agreed to make serious efforts to prevent irregular migration across the Aegean Sea, as well as via its land borders.

And in August, the Pentagon reported that China had been expanding its nuclear arsenal and submarine force, as well as upgrading its land-based missiles.

Just as with its land counterpart, the exact size of the Byzantine navy and its units is a matter of considerable debate, owing to the scantness and ambiguous nature of the primary sources.

A dog also will be trying to protect its land, as it sees the cat invading (a dog's land does not necessarily include only the backyard -- it can be half the neighborhood).

He could not follow its flight as it landed on the goal line and popped into his crease.

And, second, because, at one point, a plane crashes — well, not crashes, but flops onto its belly as it lands.